Skip the page layout
Set your steps as usual, in Studio's Instruction Maker or any LDraw tool. We take it from there: no pages to lay out, no PDF to export. Rotation and submodels included.
Show builders the model from every angle. Step by step, right in the browser. They open a link and build.
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Set your steps as usual, in Studio's Instruction Maker or any LDraw tool. We take it from there: no pages to lay out, no PDF to export. Rotation and submodels included.
Found a mistake after release? Upload a corrected file. No new PDF, nothing to re-send. The link stays the same and builders see the fix right away.
Phone, tablet, computer, even TV — wherever they spread out bricks. No app or registration.
Builders see the model from every side, zoom into detail, and know exactly which parts each step needs.
Drop an .ldr or .mpd, add a title and image. We handle parts — we assemble the guide for you.
Walk through the model step by step like a builder. Good? Great. Not quite? Upload a corrected file.
Done. Share it — free with the community, or just with the people it's for.
No account or card needed. When it works for you, come back and share your link.
Drop an LDraw file with a single model — usually exported from Stud.io, BrickLink Studio, or another building tool. or LDraw archive (.mpd) — one file bundling several models or submodels together. here
The file stays only in your browser.
Keep it private, give it to the community for free, or monetize it your way.
When you want to save the model but are not ready to show it.
When you want to give your model to the community for free.
When your model is part of a commercial project and you want a professional, permanent guide to go with it.
Switch between private and public whenever you want. Paid keeps running as long as you want — and you can make it free or hide it again anytime.
Everything they need for your model in one place:
They cannot download your .ldr file from the page.
Yes. If you designed a model built from LEGO® bricks in BrickLink Studio or another LDraw tool, upload its file. OneMoreStud turns it into step-by-step instructions that anyone with the link can open.
Only if you want one, for print or for a store that requires it. For online instructions you don't lay out pages or export anything. Your steps are enough.
LDraw files: .ldr for a single model, .mpd for a model with submodels. Studio exports both, and so do other LDraw tools.
Fix it in your file and upload it again. The link stays the same, so builders who already have it see the corrected version.
Yes. Add the online 3D version for your buyers next to the PDF. Paid mode keeps your model out of the community gallery and can be password-protected.
Just a browser on a phone, tablet, computer or TV. No app, no account. They rotate the model in every step, see the parts for each step with BrickLink links, and pick up where they left off. They can't download your model file.